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The spring haven't arrived yet to Finland. No blooming to be seen so i haven't been very active with photography lately. This LE shot is from last summer. Sadly my Canon 50D's noise control even with 400 iso is crappy and i have hard time to create pleasing results with it. Even with photoshop i cant seem to fix the problems often. I now days mainly just stick to 50d+sigma 50mm f.1.4 combo, which i love. Take care!
Whytecliff Park
West Vancouver
BC
Canada
Whytecliff Park (15.63 hectares in size) is located in a beautiful corner of Howe Sound with a rugged coastline and spectacular views of colourful mountains and passing boats.
This beachfront image reminds me of a screensaver.
Taken in September 2015 in Den Helder, Netherlands.
It seems to me that weather in the Netherlands is simillar to the weather in UK.... not many sunny days :(
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“If pain must come, may it come quickly. Because I have a life to live, and I need to live it in the best way possible. If he has to make a choice, may he make it now. Then I will either wait for him or forget him.”
― Paulo Coelho, By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept
My choice is clear...My choice is love....b.mikich
I can just imagine how spectacular places like this are at sunset...the problem with long road trips is being in places for only short periods of time. We drove from California (actually from Phoenix to Ca to OR to WA to MO SD etc back to Nova Scotia so we could never stay in one place for long enough. Now that I am addicted to being a grandmother I may never get back...at least I have lots of photos to enjoy.
Antsiranana is situated on Antsiranana Bay, one of the largest deepwater harbors in the Indian Ocean.
This is Atlantic Beach one day after hurricane Matthew
One Ocean is the hotel on the right with the blue light
In a view from a precarious perch high above the rugged shores of Lake Superior, Canadian Pacific train No. 935 curves through Mink Tunnel near Coldwell, Ontario, on September 23, 1993. The consist of 935 today is made up of mostly converted 40 and 50-foot boxcars carrying wood chips.
The Oregon Coast is rough, rugged and full of endless photo opportunities such as this one, looking south from Silver Point towards Falcon Point in the distance.
Lido Rossello è la località marittima di Realmonte da cui dista circa 1,8 km. Ubicato proprio nella Baia di Capo Rossello il piccolo centro abitato si trova inserito in un contesto ambientale molto suggestivo: a nord infatti è chiuso dall'arco della Costabianca, ad ovest da Capo Rossello e ad est dalla continuazione dell'arco costiero che finisce con lo sfondo di Scala dei Turchi, a sud invece si apre sul mare con una spiaggia di modeste dimensioni ma molto composta e raccolta.
"La Scala dei Turchi è una falesia viva costituita da uno sperone di marna bianca prominente sul mare, le cui falde degradanti a strato conferiscono un aspetto molto suggestivo, accentuato, a sua volta, dai forti contrasti cromatici se si pensa all'azzurro del mare e del cielo contrapposto al bianco accecante della roccia.
La forma che questo monumento della natura assume è quella per l'appunto di una scalinata, dove secondo la leggenda, durante le invasioni moresche che imperversarono nel '500, i turchi (così erroneamente chiamati) approdarono nel territorio dell'odierna Realmonte inerpicandosi sulle stratificazioni di questa falesia."
da: www.comune.realmonte.ag.it/?option=com_content&view=a...
“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.”
Andre Gide
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